By So it’s official, this is it, the end of the summer season. Summer will soon be over, and the heat and humidity will set in. I know we’re all excited to get back into the swing of summer.
In other news, I have to admit I have been a bit quiet on the interwebs lately. This has been my busiest time of the year for the most part. So yeah, the end of summer is here.
I don’t know about you but I have been working on a few side projects while I’m not really getting anything done at work. I have been working on an old game engine that I still have the original engine for in the cloud. I had to rewrite it to work with the new engine. I have been working on a game that I think might be good for the Wii, and have been tinkering with an Android tablet app that I’ve been working on for a while now.
Yeah, I am still working on a few side projects. I just finished two awesome games that I am really hoping to get published in the near future. I also have two projects that I am working on at work that I hope to get published soon. I have been working on one of them as well.
I have been working on a few side projects as well. I just finished two awesome games that I am really hoping to get published in the near future. I also have two projects that I am working on at work that I hope to get published soon. I have been working on one of them as well.
One of the projects I really thought was done was for an anthology that I hope to get published soon. It’s been going on over the past few months, but it’s almost finished now. It’s going to be called The World of Toxins, and it will be a collection of science fiction short stories that examine the effects of toxic waste on the environment, human health, and society.
That’s great, I hope you all like it as well! I was talking with a publisher about doing a collection of short stories, but then decided that the collection would be better in a one-shot format. That’s why I am trying to publish a collection of short science fiction stories at the same time too.
I’m glad you like it, I’m glad you like my writing I’ve been working on a collection of short science fiction stories, what I’d like to do is write a collection of science fiction short stories that will tell a story about how the world works now and how it works in the future, and also a collection of short horror stories in that same vein, horror stories that might be humorous, or dramatic, or tragic.
I think this question comes from an assumption of how science fiction’s work today. The short stories in the collection will be about the world today, whereas the horror stories will be about the future.
This isn’t a question, it’s a statement of fact. We’re not looking to make a science fiction collection, we’re looking for short horror stories that will be like short stories from the future, they’ll be about the world today, they’ll be about the future, they’ll be like short stories from the past. The point is to tell a story about how the world works now and how it works in the future, and also a story about how the world works in the past.
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